Tuesday, March 26th at 11:30 am

Oregon’s Economy: Recent Performance, Outlook, and Risks

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You are cordially invited to join us for a business lunch with renowned Economist Mark McCullen. This is a unique opportunity to engage with a thought leader in the field and gain valuable insights into the current economic landscape. Mark McCullen’s expertise and experience promise an enlightening discussion that can benefit your business strategies. Don’t miss this exclusive event – reserve your spot now and be part of this enriching experience.

“Oregon’s economy has behaved very differently in recent years when compared to the typical business cycle. In the past, Oregon has always outperformed other states in terms of population and job growth. This time around, population and job gains are in the middle of the pack across states, while output and income gains are well above average. The discussion will center on what Oregon can expect going forward, as well as an update on Oregon City’s major industries and housing market.”

 

Presenter:

Mark McCullen, State Economist from the Office of Economic Analysis

Mark McMullen has been appointed as the State Economist and the Director of the Oregon Office of Economic Analysis. The office is responsible for providing objective forecasts of the state’s economy, tax revenue, and population. The office’s main goal is to advance the objectives of the Governor, Legislature, state agencies, and the public. Before joining OEA in 2010, Mark was the Director of Consulting at Moody’s Analytics and a researcher with the Congressional Budget Office. Mark holds an undergraduate degree from Pomona College and a graduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania.

 

 

 

 

Luncheon Details:

• Cost: $27 for OCBA Members, $32 for non-members, and $37 for all attendees after March 20th, which includes payment at the door. Our venue, the Abernethy Center, needs to prepare for our event, so if possible, we prefer you to register by the Wednesday before the event.
• If you would like to become an OCBA member or renew your OCBA membership, please go to our website and click on the membership link for more information and registration.
• This luncheon event is open to the public.
• If you have special dietary needs, please email membership@ocbusinessalliance.com, by Wednesday, March 20th so we can accommodate your need.

 

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Special thanks to Citizens Bank for sponsoring this event.

 

 

 

Special thanks to Pamplin Media for sponsoring this event.